The Weather

Cadence

Legend

Supporter

• Aug 22, 2022

• #41

Hoping everyone in the SW US is doing ok through the rain!

 

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Mad_Jack

Legend

• Aug 29, 2022

• #42

The reality of living in New England in September - the daytime temps don't really drop much, but as soon as you hit the late afternoon it starts dropping, and nighttime temps fall rapidly.

 

Mannahnin

Scion of Murgen (He/Him)

• Aug 30, 2022

• #43

Mad_Jack said:

The reality of living in New England in September - the daytime temps don't really drop much, but as soon as you hit the late afternoon it starts dropping, and nighttime temps fall rapidly.

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The last couple of evenings I've found it still quite warm at night here in Manchester, NH, though we did have a night within the last week where I actually used a blanket. It was a blessed relief.

 

schneeland

Hero

• Sep 1, 2022

• #44

Still to dry over here (it hasn't rained a lot since I posted that last image), but ignoring that for a moment, the weather is actually quite nice now: 25°C, mostly sunny and a light breeze - finally I don't feel like emigrating to Scandinavia anymore

 

Mad_Jack

Legend

• Sep 1, 2022

• #45

Mannahnin said:

The last couple of evenings I've found it still quite warm at night here in Manchester, NH, though we did have a night within the last week where I actually used a blanket. It was a blessed relief.

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Down here in CT, it's been about 80 during the day lately, drops to about 70 by the time the sun goes down and then 55-60 at night. When I go to bed it's usually too hot to have a sheet over me, but then by the middle of the night I wake up because I'm getting just a little bit cold... The past year or two, my arthritis doesn't particularly appreciate the temperature dropping twenty degrees in a couple of hours.

 

Zardnaar

Legend

• Sep 2, 2022

• #46

Officially spring. Rained a bit you can see the yellow pollen in it now.

Yay.

 

Eltab

Lord of the Hidden Layer

• Sep 7, 2022

• #47

Not exactly weather, but this past weekend there was a spectacular Aurora Borealis visible at night. Pictures from Upper Michigan are awesome and the effect was (barely) visible even under the city lights in Grand Rapids MI.
And I'm further south in Indiana so I missed it.

Source (not a link, sorry): WANE-TV (Fort Wayne IN). Pics from CBS's Grand Rapids affiliate.

 

Zardnaar

Legend

• Oct 6, 2022

• #48

I love spring winters over nice weather etc.